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Quoted from teekee:It WOULD NOT make his day...
You can never go wrong with black powder coat IMO. I did my DH in black nickel. http://christopherhutchins.com/gallery/album339
Love the black nickel but I'm sure it cost a lot more for that than powder coat.
Quoted from PanaPinResto:Anyone else doing their own powdercoating? I built and oven that would hold side rails and started practicing. I still have the legs to do and some decals to add. I think the blacked out look is sharp on Pinbot.
I just picked up an old school locker to build a powder coat oven. Looking to pickup a free oven from Craigslist to modify for that. I'd be really interested in a thread on how you built your powder coat oven - it looks sweet - how did you do the window? I'd love to hear more details on what your finding out through your experiences too!
Quoted from bronco-jon:Here's my work in progress.....The powder coating guy accidently ruined some coin door parts. does anyone have these coin door parts they are willing to sell me? (pics below)
1. Button housing (coin entrance plate) #27-1021
2. Coin return bezel #27-1061-1
3. coin return flap #27-1062
Thanks, Jon
Wow!! That Orange looks sick!!
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